[Arthur Wildfire! March]

I am so sick of people arguing with me about the urgency factor. I warned people that time lines don't apply with Saddam because his back is to the wall. Now I have a sick feeling inside.

[glorgau]

Now, if Saddam had a nuclear bomb, wouldn't it be in his interest to detonate one as a test? I'm sure that would complicate any invasion plans. Since he hasn't tested, or demonstrated, I think any else is pure speculation.

[IncPen]

I fear that for some people that radioactive London wouldn't even be enough...

[Travis McGee]

When an American city is gutted and ruined by a smuggled in nuke, I hope that Bonier and about 500 other UNamerican traitors are marched to the nearest tree and hung.

[watchin]

It goes like this:

1. There's no urgency. Saddam doesn't have nukes.

2. If he does, it's too dangerous to attack him.

3. If neither of the above is true, we can go to war.

[VOA]

I am so sick of people arguing with me about the urgency factor. I warned people that
time lines don't apply with Saddam because his back is to the wall. Now I have a
sick feeling inside.

1993: radical Islamic terrorists bomb one of the towers of The World Trade Center,
but FAIL to topple the structure.

2001: Eight years later, radical Islamic terrorist RETURN and SUCCEED
in not only destroying a tower of The World Trade Center, they destroy both towers
and a number of surrounding structures.
While the terrorists also succeed in attacking The Pentagon...
they FAIL to attack the Capitol Building when passengers thwart the terrorist crew
aboard Flight 93.

I cite these FACTS to some of my more Democratic/Liberal colleagues and
ask them...

"How long do you think it will be before the terrorists return and finish off The Capitol Building?
And how stupid can you be to work in/around The Capitol Building and not DEMAND
that we go after Sadaam...the most likely source of a nuclear/chemical/biological
weapon that would be used to succeed where Flight 93 failed?"

I mostly get the dull stare of well-fed cattle from them.